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UK Reveals Secret £850M Afghan Relocation After Data Breach
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Tesla Opens First Indian Showroom, Launches Model Y at $70,000
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The historic Grand Canyon Lodge on the North Rim has been destroyed by the Dragon Bravo Fire, which consumed between 50 and 80 structures, including visitor facilities, employee housing, and administrative buildings. The fire started from a lightning strike on July 4 and rapidly expanded due to hot temperatures, low humidity, and wind gusts up to 40 mph (64.4 kph).
Grand Canyon Lodge Destroyed in Arizona Wildfire
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Australia: Police Identify 4 More Childcare Centers in Abuse Case
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Australia Proposes Scrapping Card Payment Surcharges
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World

Fauja Singh, believed to be the world's oldest marathon runner, died on Monday at age 114 after being struck by an unidentified vehicle while crossing a road in his native village of Beas Pind near Jalandhar, Punjab, India.
World's Oldest Marathon Runner, Fauja Singh, Dies at 114
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Zelenskyy Nominates Svyrydenko as Ukraine's New Prime Minister
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China Calls Dalai Lama Succession Issue 'Thorn' in Relations
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Study: China's Air Cleanup Efforts Have Accelerated Global Warming
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Israel: Ultra-Orthodox Party Quits Netanyahu's Coalition Government
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Politics

The U.K. has resumed processing Syrian asylum claims after a seven-month pause following the fall of President Bashar al-Assad's regime, with Asylum Minister Dame Angela Eagle stating the Home Office had "worked to lift the pause as soon as there was sufficient information" to process claims.
UK Resumes Syrian Asylum Processing After 7-Month Pause
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Cuomo Enters NYC Mayor Race as Independent After Primary Loss
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Abbott Blocks Musk Email Release, Cites Privacy Concerns
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US Supreme Court Allows Trump Education Department Layoffs
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Fed Chair Powell Asks Inspector General to Review $2.5B Renovation
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Crime & justice

Guy House, 47, shot a Kentucky State Police trooper during a traffic stop on Terminal Drive near Blue Grass Airport Sunday morning after the trooper received a license plate reader alert and pulled over House's vehicle.
Officials Identify Kentucky Gunman Who Killed Two, Shot State Trooper
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Report: Ghislaine Maxwell Signals Willingness to Testify on Epstein Files
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South Africa Suspends Police Minister Over Crime Syndicate Claims
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Bitcoin Hits Record $120K as Congress Begins Crypto Week
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Senate Report Criticizes Secret Service for Trump Shooting Failures
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Health

Approximately 14.3 million children worldwide received no vaccines in 2024, while 89% of infants globally received at least one dose of diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis vaccine — 171,000 more children vaccinated than in 2023.
Report: Over 14M Children Received No Vaccines In 2024
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FAA Declares Boeing Fuel Switches Safe After Air India Crash
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Boeing Settles With Canadian Man Over 2019 Ethiopian Crash
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Massachusetts Assisted Living Facility Fire Leaves 9 Dead
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Air India Crash Report: Fuel Switches Cut Off After Takeoff
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Science & technology

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced on Monday that he plans to invest "hundreds of billions of dollars" in artificial intelligence computing infrastructure. The company's first one-gigawatt data center mega-project — dubbed Prometheus after the Greek titan — is set to launch online in 2026.
Meta to Invest 'Hundreds of Billions' to Build Superintelligence
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Nvidia Resumes China AI Chip Sales Amid CEO Beijing Visit
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Report: Researchers Hide AI Prompts in Papers to Manipulate Reviews
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Pentagon Awards $200M AI Contracts to Four Tech Giants
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Scientists Detect Largest Black Hole Merger Ever Recorded
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Social issues

U.S. Judge Maame Ewusi-Mensah Frimpong has blocked the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) from making immigration stops in seven California counties, citing a "mountain of evidence" that agents violated rights by making arrests based on race, language, or job, without probable cause.
Judge Rules California Immigration Raids Are Based on Racial Profiling
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Nigeria Says It Won't Accept Third-Party Deportees from US
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UN Warns Rohingya Refugee Services Face Collapse Amid Funding Crisis
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US State Department Lays Off Over 1,300 Employees
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Detained Activist Mahmoud Khalil Seeks $20M From Trump Administration
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Money

China's gross domestic product expanded 5.2% year-on-year in the second quarter of 2025, exceeding analyst forecasts of 5.1% and keeping the country on track to meet its annual growth target of around 5%. The growth rate slowed from 5.4% in the first quarter, with quarter-on-quarter growth at 1.1%.
China's Second-Quarter GDP Beats Forecasts at 5.2%
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EU Delays Retaliatory Tariffs Against U.S.
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Report: US, India in Talks to Reduce Tariffs to Below 20%
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Google Hires Windsurf Leaders in $2.4B Deal After OpenAI Talks Fail
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US Tariff Revenue Hits Historic $100B Mark in Fiscal 2025
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Entertainment

The original Hermès Birkin handbag, created for actress Jane Birkin in 1984, sold for €8.6 million ($10.1 million), including fees, at Sotheby's Paris on Thursday, becoming the most valuable handbag ever sold at auction and shattering the previous record of $513,040 set in 2021.
Original Birkin Bag Sells for Record $10.1 Million at Auction
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Angélique Kidjo Becomes First Black African Awarded Hollywood Walk of Fame Star
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Australia Cancels Kanye West's Visa Over Hitler Song
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AI Band Velvet Sundown Revealed as Elaborate Art Hoax
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Trump Visits 'Alligator Alcatraz' Detention Center in Florida
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Sports

Chelsea defeated Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) 3-0 in the FIFA Club World Cup final at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, on Sunday, claiming their second Club World Cup title in the club's history after previously winning in 2021 under the tournament's former seven-team format.
Chelsea Defeats PSG 3-0 to Win FIFA Club World Cup
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Ancelotti Given Suspended Prison Sentence for Tax Fraud
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Spanish Police: Jota Was Speeding in Fatal Crash
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Red Bull Sacks Christian Horner After 20 Years as Team Principal
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Wimbledon Overhauls Electronic Line System After Malfunction
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Environment/energy

Two people are missing in Catalonia after torrential rainfall triggered widespread flooding in northeastern Spain on Saturday, with witnesses reporting they saw the pair fall into the Foix River in Cubelles, approximately 50 kilometers from Barcelona.
Severe Storms Hit Spain, Two Missing in Catalonia Floods
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Trump Tours Texas Flood Zone
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Solar Power Becomes EU's Top Electricity Source for First Time
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Trump Threatens Brazil With 50% Tariff
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Study: Dams Shifted Earth's Poles by 3.7 Feet Since 1835
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Military

The U.N.'s primary agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) said on Tuesday that one in 10 children who have been screened at its clinics in Gaza are malnourished, which it said was rare before the war. The agency added that malnutrition worsened after Israel imposed a blockade on the strip in March.
UNRWA: 1 in 10 Palestinian Children Seen at Gaza Clinics Malnourished
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Trump Announces NATO-Funded Ukraine Arms Deal
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Australia Hosts Largest Military Exercise Amid China Tensions
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Israeli Settlers Beat Palestinian-American Man to Death
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Report: Iranian President was Injured in Israeli Strikes
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Culture

Researchers discovered North America's oldest known pterosaur fossil, dating back 209 million years to the late Triassic period, at Petrified Forest National Park in Arizona. The seagull-sized flying reptile, named Eotephradactylus mcintireae, is one of the oldest pterosaur species found outside Europe.
Oldest North American Pterosaur Found in Arizona
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3,500-Year-Old Trading City Unearthed in Peru
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Actor Michael Madsen Dies Age 67
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Japan: Flights Canceled After Manga Doomsday Prediction
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Dalai Lama Confirms Successor Will Continue Buddhist Institution
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Weather

Veterans on Patrol, an anti-government militia group as classified by the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), confirmed Tuesday that it's targeting Oklahoma weather radars based on beliefs that the radars control weather patterns and serve as government weapons.
Militia Group Targets US Weather Radars
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Flash Floods Kill 3 in New Mexico Mountain Village
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Texas Floods Death Toll Passes 100
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Study: Climate Change Tripled European Heat Wave Deaths
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Texas Floods Kill 82, 41 Still Missing
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Media

Ofcom chief executive Dame Melanie Dawes criticized the BBC for taking too long to address controversies, stating the broadcaster needs to "get a grip quicker" and complete investigations sooner to prevent erosion of public trust and confidence.
UK: Ofcom Chief Tells BBC to 'Get a Grip' as Gaza Documentary Review Published
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France Opens Criminal Probe Into X Over Alleged Algorithm Manipulation
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X CEO Linda Yaccarino Steps Down
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Pakistan Court Orders YouTube to Block 27 Journalist Channels
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India: Reuters X Account Restored After Brief Block
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